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6. Juillet 2007, 18:21:44

alanback

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Sujet: Re: Rated games

pauloaguia: How good are you at cgi scripts? I used to compile statistics on the tournament games at ItsYourTurn by downloading web pages and extracting the necessary information from them. I wrote a couple of scripts in perl that automated most of the process. In this case, I see the graph page has a URL of the form The">http://brainking.com/en/BKRGraph?u=2741&tp=23

The only thing you would have to change in the URL to download different graphs would be the "tp=nnn". You could either make a data set of all the game types you play, or just download graphs for every type of game that is played. If you wanted to you could then extract the line showing "Counted Games", and print out a report showing counted games w/t/l for each game type.

6. Juillet 2007, 18:31:33

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Sujet: Re: Rated games

alanback: I know all that (even some CGI) but I'm just lazy to do it

Thanks for the briefing anyway.

6. Juillet 2007, 20:11:44

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Sujet: Re: Rated games

pauloaguia: Probably just as well. I got myself banned from IYT for a short time on account of my "spidering" their site. Of course, I was collecting information on all users, not just myself, and my scripts used to run for 6 to 8 hours at a time.